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The Japan Restaurant

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Sathorn$$4.6(1,170)japanese restaurant

The experience

Area: Sathorn.

Vibes & highlights

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Location & contact

Address
92/2 อาคารสาธรธานี 2 ชั้น 19 ชั้น1 N Sathon Rd, Si Lom, Khet Bang Rak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10500, Thailand
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Google reviews

4.6

Based on 1,170 Google ratings

  • pramoch r

    a month ago

    A nice place with big crowd (on weekdays)! Been here a few times and overall it’s a good value for money place! Lots of items to choose from. The food we ordered ranged from good to excellent. The taste was a bit on the mild side, though. Price wise, very competitive. No wonder there was a long waiting line if you come for lunch on weekdays. Staff was also very accommodating. Never go wrong if you want something Japanese that is not over the top. A great place!

  • Amonlawan Vacheerakomolkul

    5 months ago

    If you’re looking for a true hidden gem, this Japanese restaurant is the one I would pick over any flashy, overpriced spot in the mall. It may not have the glamorous storefront or luxury branding, but what it delivers on the plate is far more impressive — authentic flavors, great quality ingredients, and prices that actually make sense. This place is always packed during peak hours, which already says a lot. You’ll see locals, office workers, and regulars filling every table. It’s the kind of restaurant where people clearly come back again and again. If you plan to visit during lunch or dinner rush, expect a short wait — but trust me, it’s worth it. The grilled fish is one of my absolute favorites. Perfectly cooked with crispy skin and juicy, tender meat inside. You can taste the freshness in every bite. It’s seasoned just right — simple, clean, and balanced, exactly how proper Japanese grilled fish should be. Pair it with rice and miso soup and it instantly feels comforting and satisfying. The tempura is another highlight. Light, crispy batter that’s not oily at all, coating fresh seafood and vegetables. Each piece comes out golden and airy, with that delicate crunch when you bite into it. Dipped into the tentsuyu sauce, it’s honestly hard to stop eating. What I love most is that despite the consistent crowd, the quality never drops. The food comes out fresh, well-prepared, and beautifully presented. It feels like a neighborhood secret — the kind of place you almost don’t want to tell too many people about. If you value quality over hype, this is the Japanese restaurant to go to. I’d happily choose this cozy hidden gem any day over an expensive mall restaurant.

  • NNchan

    8 months ago

    This is a famous Japanese restaurant in the area, and due to its prime location for working persons, expect a very long queue during lunchtime. You'll need to arrive very early to beat the rush. Fortunately, the queue moves quite fast, and once seated, the service is quick. The taste and price point are reasonable for the location, though the flavor didn't offer any major surprises. A nice touch is the free refillable tea.

  • Boon Choon Teoh

    3 months ago

    Portion is big with affordable pricing. Taste is OK. For bento, if you choose not to have sashimi, the restaurant will replace with fried potato croquette. Feb 2026: the place is fully occupied even during Saturday evening. Make sure come early. Apr 2026: cawanmushi was served on a plastic container and was cold. Not so good.

  • Ariya Boonsri

    a month ago

    A comforting bowl of udon with rich, warm broth and crispy tempura on top. The noodles were soft and chewy, while the tempura added a nice crunchy texture. The portion was satisfying, and the flavour felt simple but well-balanced. Overall, a good choice for anyone looking for a cozy and tasty Japanese-style meal.

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